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unsummarized

unsummarized

5.9
Still in full form and containing all original details
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈsʌməraɪzd/
  • US
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  • The unsummarized results were crucial for understanding the full scope of the experiment before drawing conclusions.

Examples

  • The model preserves unsummarized information about an organization's activities and is the basis for implementing a relational database.

    Academic text (2004)
  • Assume that the unsummarized database of accounting events has the following state at the beginning of the first period:

    Academic text (1992)
  • Assume there exists an unsummarized database containing three sales events (Sale 1 = $10, Sale 2 = $20, Sale 3 = $33) and three purchase events (Purchase 1 = $10, Purchase 2 = $12, Purchase 3 = $25) for retail merchandise.

    Academic text (1992)
  • The professor explained that the unsummarized data would provide deeper insights into the research findings.

  • During the meeting, we discussed several unsummarized reports that highlighted important details about the project.

Synonyms

unabridged
vsunsummarized
4 6.0

Contains the original text with nothing left out

is specifically about not being reduced to a shorter summary
unpruned
vsunsummarized
6.5

Left in full form with all original details

focuses on not being shortened into a brief summary

Surface Forms

unsummarized positive

Morphology

unsummarized = summarized (transparent) = un + summarize + ed

The meaning is the simple negation of the past-participial/adjectival 'summarized' by the productive prefix 'un-'.

Etymology

Unsummarized breaks into un- meaning 'not' and summarize, which comes from summary meaning 'a short version'. So unsummarized describes something that has not been made short and still has all the details.